Huawei mediapad t5 10 LTE USB problem - Huawei MediaPad T5 Questions & Answers

When I want to transfer bigger files from my computer to the tablet, via in USB cable, all the time my tablet is disconnecting from the computer - of course in progress. I experiencing this problem with Hisuit and without Hisuit on the computer. I tried to not use the tablet, when I transferring something into it, but it's the same: in progress and disconnect. I had a windows 7 pc and now with a windows 10 pc, when I use a USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 port, it's nevermind: same deal. I using the original USB Micro-B cable. My computer is not busy with other things, I do nothing with my pc & tablet when I transferring some files to my tablet. But strangely, when the transfer is stopped and my tablet somehow disconnected from my pc, I get an error message, in my pc, but I can't see the window, so I made a picture with my phone. I don't know what's the problem.

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nexus s w/ win7 device not recognized.....

hey guys,
I'm having problems with my nexus s not being recognized by my laptop when connecting via USB. I even tried using the samsung cable from my wife's vibrant and nothing. Her phone seems to work with both her cord and mines. Also, when I plug in my phone to my xbox 360 USB port, I'm able to mount it there. Only when I connect the phone to my windows 7 laptop, the little android guy pops up in the notification bar for a split second then it disappears. Then the laptop gets a popup saying USB device not recognized. is it a phone problem or a laptop problem? I keep having to load files onto dropbox on my laptop and pull it from there on my phone.
Do you have USB debugging selected? Did you download the drivers for you device to your laptop?
kyleds said:
hey guys,
I'm having problems with my nexus s not being recognized by my laptop when connecting via USB. I even tried using the samsung cable from my wife's vibrant and nothing. Her phone seems to work with both her cord and mines. Also, when I plug in my phone to my xbox 360 USB port, I'm able to mount it there. Only when I connect the phone to my windows 7 laptop, the little android guy pops up in the notification bar for a split second then it disappears. Then the laptop gets a popup saying USB device not recognized. is it a phone problem or a laptop problem? I keep having to load files onto dropbox on my laptop and pull it from there on my phone.
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[Q] cant connect TF to pc in no way

hi.
i have a realy annoying problem.
i cant connect my device to computer. i tried every way.
just plugging the tf to pc. no success.
enabling usb debugging. no success.
by apx. "" ""
i cant even access recovery.
i got my tf today from lab. they replaced my mobo.
and now when itry to access recovery it's just giving me a big green android with a ! inside.
so i thought. is it possible that the problem is with my usb cable?
and that i'll have to buy a new one just to confirm it?
1.) What are your computer's specifications? (OS, hardware, etc.)
2.) When the Transformer is booted into Android and you connect the USB cale from the tablet to your computer, does your computer make any sort of indication that a new device has been plugged in? (In Windows, for example, you'll get the new hardware sound.)
Hi! I have any problem tooi cant connect my transformer to PC.
I have C4Q 9550 CPU 8GB RAM Gigabyte E45P MotherBoard Windows & ult x64
When i connect my device,i have a new "hardware sound" and see baloon unknow device or USB cant recognize!What is a problem?Help!!!
TNX
Try different USB slot, Try different cable (if you can get one). Try different PC with the same OS (Win7 64-bit).
Try to reinstall Asus Sync, and USB drivers.
If it won't work after you have tried all of these, then I have no idea.
My TF works for me out of the box.
davebugyi said:
Try different USB slot, Try different cable (if you can get one). Try different PC with the same OS (Win7 64-bit).
Try to reinstall Asus Sync, and USB drivers.
If it won't work after you have tried all of these, then I have no idea.
My TF works for me out of the box.
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Windows 7 would recognize the TF as a Media device and there in lies the problem. You would have to force the Asus Drivers to take precedence and that is the problem. I am also told you would need the '.Net' framework installed and configured properly - as I had installed this long ago I am not sure whether this is required or not as on my PC I did not face problems due to lack of '.Net'.
On Windows XP I was required to install Windows Media Player 11 and then do some more modifications etc and then install PC Sync software from Asus.
I now have my Windows 7 Ultimate, 64bit working with the TF.
When you connect your Tablet using the Charger cable, does your Tablet say something like 'Searching for PC Sync Software on PC' in the notification area?
Only if it does the TF would even be trying to communicate with the PC - otherwise it would not even be doing that.
I connected my TF to my Windows machine with the sole purpose of rooting the device and I did succeed in doing that.

usb transfer not working after trying to connect android phone to tablet through linu

hey guys last night I was transferring filess from from my tablet to pc and it was working just fine. then today I try to connect it and it says the usb device has malfunctions on my windows 7 pc. The only thing I did different was try to connect my android phone to the keybard dock usb while on ubuntu on my tablet. i wanted to see if I could get my phone to be able to trasnsfer files straight to my tablet. It worked somewhat but it kept auto dismounting so I gave up for the night and went to sleep. Now today my usb is saying its malfunctioned on my pc. any ideas? I've restarted both devices

PC does not recognize the iwork10

When i connect the iwork the PC with the cable Type C it only charges
When I connect with USB 2.0 nothing happens ...
What I have to do to be able to transfer files between the tablet and the PC?
Thank you
PC Trick?
filipe_m said:
When i connect the iwork the PC with the cable Type C it only charges
When I connect with USB 2.0 nothing happens ...
What I have to do to be able to transfer files between the tablet and the PC?
Thank you
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Greetings!
I had this issue as well, keeping track of it via Device Manager on the PC. Sometimes, it says it's the Model #, other times (depending on if you're recovering, adb debugging) it will say is "ADB Interface". I'm in need of recovery and refresh for mine, which is how I figured this part out. It's not much, but open your Device Manager on your PC before plugging it in via the 2nd USB2.0 down on the tablet. Watch it. If on the Windows side, it should pick it up as a media device or the device model number. On the Android side, if USB Debugging is on (which mine already is, thanks to the last person who had it -- I bought it from Amazon.), the charging should show up on-screen, and the Device Manager (USB Device, last one down) should see it.
I hope this little bit helped.
-- Lady Adellandra

GT-N8013 - Connect to Windows 10

When I connect the USB cable to my Dell Precision M4800, I hear the 'device connected' tone, but then it immediately disconnects. It then proceeds to connect and reconnect at random, often very quick, intervals. Windows never attempts to install the drivers, and when I manually install the latest Samsung USB drivers, nothing changes.
Interestingly, the tablet says 'Connected as media device', but it is not showing up as storage in This PC. I think the rapid connect\disconnect cycles cause Windows to not even try to get a compatible driver, but I'm not sure what to do about it.
Has anyone else been able to connect a GT-8013 to Windows 10?
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FYI, running Gnabo Rom, KitKat 4.4.
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I have a Windows 7 laptop (Dell XPS 15) that works flawlessly with the tablet. Hooks right up with no fuss.
Win 10 no problem.
Sounds more of a cable or usb port problem .
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I agree. The laptop makes the tablet and cable 'known good'.
Try other USB ports on the troublesome PC; try updating the USB drivers (including the hub) and chipset.

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